David de Gea is a good keeper when Fred isn't standing on his foot and pulls off a good diving save to deny Gabriel's flicked header.

Mohamed Elneny volleys wide from the edge of the box.

Image source, Getty Images

That was Bruno Fernandes' fifth Premier League goal of the season. All of them have been at Old Trafford from open play.

Before this season, only 12 of his 26 Premier League goals were scored from open play.

Antonio Conte is SCREAMING at his players to get the ball forward.

What does the second half have in store for us?

Hugo Lloris is forced to come out of his box to make a clearance.

To be honest, the Spurs keeper has not had an awful lot to do.

This has been fairly comfortable for the hosts.

'Oh When The Spurs Go Marching In'

Tottenham's fans are in fine voice as their team close in on three points.

Into stoppage time.

Former Premier League referee Mark Clattenburg on Prime Video: "I’ve never seen anything quite as extraordinary as this. Martin Atkinson was powerless. His feeling would have been that there was a foul but you can’t blow your whistle until the ball goes in the goal.

"There would have been more controversy if he blew the whistle first. If Sancho had won the ball [and cleared], I’m sure he’d have stopped play then. He didn’t see DDG down. Martin Atkinson isn’t looking at the keeper, it’s only when Emile Smith Rowe is striking the ball he looks and thinks why is De Gea down. Then he will have thought there was a foul."

Standing ovation for Son Heung-min who makes way for Steven Bergwijn. Son gets a hug from Antonio Conte on his way to his seat on the bench. Two shots on target and one goal for Tottenham's No 7.

Former England striker Alan Shearer, speaking on Prime Video: "My immediate thought was goal. I didn’t hear the referee blow and I didn’t see a foul on the keeper. I think that happens in every game. The keeper goes down without a care to where the ball is and I don’t think he should be going down like that.

"If it had been a serious injury then there’s an argument that maybe Arsenal should have let Man Utd score but a minute later he’s walking around and not limping."

Arsenal legend Thierry Henry: "I didn’t hear the whistle before. The only rule I know is you play until the whistle so it is a goal. It’s a valid goal."

Ivan Toney tries to find Yoane Wissa for a tap-in but Hugo Lloris does really well to stretch out a leg and deny Brentford what would have been a certain goal. Four minutes of normal time left.

Ivan Toney wins a header and it falls nicely for Yoane Wissa but the substitute cannot control it and Spurs are off on another attack.

Son Heung-min is forced out wide and now Brentford are piling forward.

The game has really opened up in the closing stages.

Simon Stone
BBC Sport at Old Trafford

Ralf Rangnick was a popular man as he headed to get his half-time drink.

The 63-year-old posed for selfies and signed autographs for fans as he left.

Darren Fletcher was waiting to speak to referee Martin Atkinson as he headed down the tunnel

Rob Green
Former England goalkeeper on BBC Radio 5 Live

David de Gea and Martin Atkinson are having a chat as they go off the pitch. As an ex-goalkeeper I can understand his frustrations. It has been gripping, exciting game and both teams have the belief that they can win this. They also have the fragility that can lose it.

Quiz

Can you name these 14 current or former Premier League players who were signed by Ralf Rangnick in Germany?

Take the quiz here.

Into the final 10.

Brentford have had 75.7% possession over the last 15 minutes.

But they haven't done anything with it.

First Spurs change and Harry Winks is on for Lucas Moura.

By the way, Tottenham's next game is at home to struggling Norwich.

A win tonight and another at the weekend, and their position in the table will be a lot healthier.

Fred's half...

• Standing on his keeper, injuring him so Arsenal can score.
• Assisting Bruno Fernandes.

A big hand in both goals.

I'm going to click the thumb up.

Let's do an experiment. Should the Arsenal goal have stood? Thumbs up for yes, thumbs down for no.

The half-time whistle goes. That was quite something.